House Resolution introduced by Waxman and others designates April 29, 2025, as "22nd Amendment Day" in Pennsylvania. The resolution highlights the significance of the 22nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which limits the presidency to two elected terms. It outlines the historical context of the amendment, noting that the founders did not initially establish term limits, and that numerous attempts to amend the Constitution for this purpose were made throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries. The resolution also emphasizes Pennsylvania's role in the ratification process, as it became the 15th state to ratify the amendment on April 29, 1947.

The resolution underscores the importance of the 22nd Amendment as a safeguard against excessive executive power and calls for Pennsylvania to celebrate its history and significance in American democracy. By designating a specific day to honor this amendment, the resolution aims to promote awareness and appreciation for the checks and balances it provides within the federal government.